Sentences with phrase «more standalone films»

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Indeed, the non-Marvel films in these franchises that have done best more recently are the ones that stood out from the crowd, like Wonder Woman (which rejected the dark tone of other DC movies), Logan (which felt like a grown - up standalone film), and Deadpool (which loudly razzed the idea of being linked to X-Men movies).

Even more impressively, Johnson has taken the thankless task of making what is essentially a bridge between the two of other film in the trilogy, and made it a standalone film that can be taken, and enjoyed, on its own.

Beta House, as a standalone film, isn't much more than a completely raunchy regurgitation of story elements found in other frat comedies, such as Animal House and Revenge of the Nerds.

Although The Endless works just fine as a standalone film, looking at it in the wider context of Benson and Moorhead's work highlights another, more meta theme: the desire to return to an earlier, simpler period in one's life, and relive those glory days forever.»

THR further claims that the script for the standalone Van Helsing film is still being polished, with more time being spent to tighten up it, along with the scripts for the Dark Universe movies in the wake of The Mummy's critical failure and less - than - anticipated box office.

More information has dropped this weekend at Star Wars Celebration, this time regarding the upcoming Star Wars standalone film Rogue One.

Despite negative reviews, each has its own appeal and probably would've received more credit had they been standalone films rather than being made in the shadow of «The Exorcist».

I'm a little trepidatious about the prospect of more films set in this universe, but the world building is great, and it works effectively as both a standalone film and a worthy sequel to the quintessential cult film.

Lucasfilm has up to five films in various stages of development that could use an actor with Bale's skills - Star Wars: Episode IX with J.J. Abrams, Rian Johnson's standalone Star Wars trilogy, and at least one other (if not more) standalone solo movies.

Details on the film itself are still pretty slim but from what we've seen throughout last year was that this one is most likely going to serve more as a sequel / standalone film, much like the approach that Fede Alvarez took with the Evil Dead remake.

If you were to remove personal affection for the superstar, you would realize that, if you had never heard of Arnold Schwarzenegger and were viewing this as a standalone film, this is one hell of an unfunny movie, with a tasteless premise, predictable turns of events, and wholly contrived plotting meant strictly to show a large, muscular man doing very un-macho things, like crying, dressing up like a woman, and driving himself more by emotion than logic.